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Gold Demand Dips 1% Despite Strong Institutional Buying and Central Bank Interest Business

Gold Demand Dips 1% Despite Strong Institutional Buying and Central Bank Interest

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Global gold demand fell by 1% year-on-year to 1,369 metric tonnes as prices hovered around $4,262 per ounce. Despite this slight decline, institutional investors and central banks continue to ramp up their gold purchases. This sustained buying interest is fueling market speculation regarding a potential rebound in gold prices from current levels.

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